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Gabriel & Dresden 2005-2007 TA Hate... Why?
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| Redd |
| there wasn't really that much hate for them here. they made some good tracks. dave got shat on here for his terrible dj'ing and the fact that he contributed close to nil production wise. he then had a meltdown of proportions. at least that's how I remember it. |
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| Dilmeet |
| quote: | Originally posted by Redd
there wasn't really that much hate for them here. they made some good tracks. dave got shat on here for his terrible dj'ing and the fact that he contributed close to nil production wise. he then had a meltdown of proportions. at least that's how I remember it. |
I remember someone posting a screenshot of Dave's myspace page that had a screenshot of a TA thread that was ragging on him. I think he used to be an active TA member before all that. |
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| Innocence Lost |
| Their recent set in new york was pretty good. |
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| Dilmeet |
| quote: | Originally posted by Innocence Lost
Their recent in new york was pretty good. |
Their recent what? |
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| Innocence Lost |
The opening set was 10x better, good progressive house, no mistique bs here :)
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| zps |
| God I remember in 2003 all you heard about on this forum was Gabriel & Dresden. Motorcycle as the rush comes owns! :rolleyes: |
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| Scoops |
This one never got the credit it deserved...
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| Innocence Lost |
Damn I'd donate my kidney if i can replicate every nuance of that electric guitar effect in this remix. |
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| Paradox Lost |
| Yeah, G&D actually went down rather well around here, particularly down in the NorCal/Bay Area forum, which is where they're from. The only time I think they received any flack was when they really tried to 'indie' out their variety of trance by fusing some of the trends in indie rock at the time. But most if not all of the heat was directed at Dave Dresden, who apparently just couldn't help but make a spectacle of himself. |
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| Paradox Lost |
| I think they eventually both realized they needed each other in order to be successful; Josh Gabriel amounted to an anonymous face with zero marquee value, and Dave Dresden's various side projects amounted to virtually nothing. |
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